Die offizielle Marvel-Comic-Sammlung #2

When King Brimer and Queen Nedra send a Vanna to infiltrate Asgard and spy on Heimdall, they hope to exploit his vigilance—yet his failure to notice her might be the very thing that sets something far greater in motion.

In "Balder der Tapfere," Odin commands Balder’s execution after he abandons the battlefield to save a fallen bird, but the god’s widespread reverence among animals and plants shields him from harm—so much so that Odin grants him invulnerability, setting a fateful course.

In "Balder muss sterben!", Loki seeks out the Nornenkönigin to learn the secret of Balder’s one weakness—only to find her far more dangerous than the myth suggests. As he attempts to use the mistletoe arrow to end the god’s life, the Nornenkönigin intervenes, turning the hunt into a deadly game of wills.

In "Gefangen von Trollen!", Thor finds himself sold into slavery by the disguised King of the Dwarves, only to unleash chaos when he frees the captive trolls and destroys their mine. The story unfolds with sharp wit and mythic flair, blending high-stakes peril with the kind of defiant humor that makes Marvel’s fantasy tales unforgettable.

In "Die Herausforderung!", Loki manipulates a diplomatic mission to pit Thor against a deadly trial set by King Hymir—failure means slavery for the thunder god. With cunning and danger in the air, the brothers' bond is tested as old loyalties and new betrayals come into play.

In "Die scharlachrote Hand!", der Weise Morduk wendet sich an Thor mit einem mächtigen Handschuh der Wahrheit, um die Aufrichtigkeit der Menschen zu prüfen. Als Braggi, rekrutiert von Loki, vor dem Artefakt zittert, wird seine Lüge enthüllt — doch Loki bleibt unentdeckt, und die Wahrheit bleibt gefährlich unvollständig.

In "Die verwegene Verwandlung!", Thor faces off against the enigmatic Harokin, only to uncover a startling resemblance between them. As the Warriors Three race to free Asgard’s imprisoned defenders from Harokin’s clutches, the mystery of their shared appearance deepens.

Thor and his companions rest after defeating Harokin’s hordes, but the wounded Harokin waits in the shadows for the Black Horse of Doom to claim him.

In "Die Tragödie von Hogun!", Thor and his companions discover the dying Saguta, a fellow from Hogun’s homeland. As Hogun vows revenge against Mogul, the tyrant who rules the Mystischen Berg, the weight of betrayal and loss begins to shape a path of vengeance.